Soldering Station and Tool

Product Details:

• Robust construction
• Least maintenance
• Resistance against corrosion

• With the help of our vendors' well-informed experts, we are engaged in offering a wide range of Soldering Iron Station.
• These products are manufactured by our vendors using the industry-permitted raw material that is sourced from reliable vendors of market.

Product Details:

• Long functional life
• Less power consumption
• Easy to use

Product Details:

• Mishandling the iron could lead to burns or fire. Tip temperature can reach 480°C/896°F.
• Do not use the iron for applications other than soldering.
• The soldering process produces smoke.
• Make sure the area is well ventilated.
• Always store the iron in the holder when not in use.
• Do not leave a hot iron unattended.
• Do not touch any of the iron’s metal parts while operating.
• Let the iron cool to room temperature before replacing tips.
• Do not use or store the iron near fl ammable items.
• Let the iron cool to room temperature before storing.
• Do not over tighten the temperature control lock screw.
• Do not adjust the temperature control knob if it is in the locked position.
• Turn the power off when finished using the unit.

• For the longest tip life select the lowest temperature required to properly do the job.
• Once the iron has reached the desired temperature, wipe the tip on the cleaning sponge to remove any build up.
• Once the tip has been cleaned, coat it with a thin layer of fresh solder. This is called “tinning the tip.”
• Use the smallest amount of solder needed to properly do the job. Extra solder requires extra heat, increasing the chances of overheating the item being soldered.
• When fi nished, wipe the tip clean and tin it with fresh solder. Turn the iron off and let it cool before storing.

• Clean the tip regularly using the cleaning sponge. This removes impurities and reduces the oxidation that can limit heat transfer.
• After every 4 hours of use: Allow the iron to cool. Remove the tip holder retaining nut, and wipe the threads clean with a dry rag. Re-install the retaining nut fi nger tight. This will reduce the oxidation build-up that could cause the nut to seizeonto the retainer.
• Do not leave the unit turned on for long periods of time when not in use. Prolonged heating can degrade the tip even when not in use.
• Always keep the cleaning sponge moist when using the iron. If the sponge is dry it will not clean the tip properly and can burn.
• To help reduce oxidation always wipe and tin the tip with fresh solder when done soldering.
• Check the condition of the tip. Tip life can vary greatly depending on the temperature used. Replace the tip if it becomes deformed, or if solder will no longer stick to it